I have scanned the March 4, 1942 issue too. I will let you scan the two others.
Charles
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I have scanned the March 4, 1942 issue too. I will let you scan the two others.
Charles
Interesting!!
My mother was in Madison Square Garden when the event happened. She had just arrived in NYC to be a regular pioneer there.
Ruth
Another one, that i have forgotten on my hard disk:
Consolation March 20, 1940
Consolation April 3, 1940
Wow! Marked for the favorable blood piece... thanks for pointing that out, Atlantis, and thanks for the scans, Chasson.
Thanks, Charles, for the lastest and I'll work on the other two issues.
For newbies here: Charles has a wonderful site and has scanned many old Consolation and Golden Age magazines. There are about 20 Consolations you can download from:
http://cchasson.free.fr/deposit/consolation/
and about an equal number of Golden Ages you can download from:
http://cchasson.free.fr/deposit/GA/
The best way to download these is to right click on the links and then use "save target as" and download them into a new folder on your hard drive.
These content of these magazines are truly bizarre. But, don't take my word for it. Download them for yourself and see.
Late to the thread!! Thanks for these scans, they are fantastic. Did anybody else see the "dirty joke" on page 2 of the first issue (November 29, 1939) posted in this thread? There is a limerick printed under the heading "Equ Seau":
There was a young lady named Fleau,
She had a good-looking beau.
Said Fleau to her beau,
"Let us geau to a sheau."
Said her beau, "If you'll bleau, Fleau, I'll geau."
Different meaning back then in 1939, or did they publish a dirty joke inadvertently!?
Is all this published strangeness in the Consolation due to Clayton Woodworth only, or did most people at the Watch Tower think/believe strange things?
I think there is a bandwidth limit on how much you can download at one time at chasson's Golden Age and Consolation web site.
If you use a download manager to download many files at once from there, the site might stop sending data after awhile, then you have to wait until it will let you download again.
I would recommend downloading only a few (perhaps 2?) files from the site at any one time.
Consolation was an official journal of the WT Society, so I'd say it represented more than just Woodworth's ideas.
Thanks for the tip about downloading. I always just download one file at a time myself. Charles has a great site and some great resources available there.